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Old 06-19-2010, 04:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Clutch, 219mm or 220mm? difference?

I'm looking at two clutches for my 94 h22a1. What's with the different sizing? Or could that just be a typo on the sellers end?
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there isn't different sizes. Just one.

I wouldn't trust a seller if they claim different sizes. Just buy from a reputable seller here.
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Ya so I didn't add that the listing for the 220mm had a lightweight flywheel with it. The other 219mm listing didn't. I can't find where a lightweight flywheel requires that difference.

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there isn't different sizes. Just one.

I wouldn't trust a seller if they claim different sizes. Just buy from a reputable seller here.
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Any of these will work:

Clutch: Products - Import Replacement Parts, LLC -
Flywheel: Products - Import Replacement Parts, LLC -

As was already said, there is only one size. In fact, I am using the clutch/flywheel I had in my '92 Si in my '97 SH now. I wrecked the '92 after only about 5k miles on it. When I knew I was buying a 5th gen, I looked at all the parts I had in my 4th gen that could be transferred over and saved them for my new car. So even between the 4th and 5th gen Preludes there is only one size.

If you put the links up to the clutches you are talking about, maybe someone would look at it and tell you their opinion on whether it is b.s. or a typo or what......
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